EnviroVent raised £10,000 for Asthma UK through fundraising activities which included a Dragon Boat race, Zip Wire and the Great North Run.

Hospitals, care homes and doctors’ surgeries are under increasing pressure to reduce the risk of bacterial infections and cross-contamination. Mike Massey, R&D Director at EnviroVent, the sustainable ventilation manufacturer, explains how using technology and traditional techniques is the most effective solution to this major problem.

EnviroVent have launched Dynamic PIV, a whole house ventilation system specifically tested by BRE to achieve excellent DER points in SAP.

EnviroVent have been manufacturing domestic ventilation for over twenty years and have just launched their new light industrial range including plate and cased axial flow fans, acoustic cabinet fans, in-line centrifugal fans and an extensive range of commercial ducting and ancillaries.

Envirovent, has been recognised as an industry leader at the annual national Landlord and Letting Awards winning the Best Supplier Award.

Interior designs have influenced the way we choose items for the home from wallpaper to practical electrical appliances. From cooker hoods to shower curtains, current trends have an effect on what we buy and even in a recession consumers still want to furnish and enhance their homes. For the style conscious certain appliances, such as extractor fans, still provide a challenge.

EnviroVent & City West Housing Trust wins Energy Award

The SILENT MV is a range of ultra quiet, helicocentrifugal in-line duct fans suitable for a variety of domestic and commercial applications. The range is the result of EnviroVent’s extensive research and investment to develop a product with sound absorbent insulation which not only reduces the amount of noise produced, but also ensures that the level of noise emitted is at a far lower frequency to provide a quiet and ambient environment.

In the last 25 years, the number of new asthma cases in the UK has increased six fold among children and three to four fold in adults. Asthma now affects more than five million people in the UK and kills 1,500 a year. Poor ventilation causes high levels of humidity which in turn increases the levels of dust mites - a known trigger for asthma. As we build tighter homes and continue to ‘seal up’ existing ones the requirement for good ventilation is becoming paramount.